Exam 3: The Concept of Aesthetics
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To develop an aesthetic sense in children, one must help them continuously:
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When talking with children about art, teachers should use terms such as:
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Children experience a developmental shift around age 5 that allows them to deal with more abstract ideas.
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Aesthetic sensibility involves appreciation of famous artworks and the ability to recognize famous paintings.
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Teachers who prefer that children see beauty as they do themselves:
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According to the proponents of the Aesthetic Movement, a "philistine" lacked:
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One of the most famous artists of the Aesthetics Movement was Whistler.
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The Aesthetics Movement was begun by the German philosopher Goethe in early 1900s.
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One characteristic of a member of the Aesthetics Movement was:
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Aesthetic experiences begin when the child is able to move about in his or her environment.
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Research in developmental psychology suggests young children are not as capable of art appreciation as we think they are.
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In comparison to the Victorian style, the Aesthetics Movement was:
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Children over age 8 are able to deal with aesthetic taste and opinions, both of themselves and others.
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Children need no adult assistance to develop their aesthetic sense.
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